Remuera - Georgian Masterpiece: Once-in-a-Lifetime

Description

Step into history with this iconic Georgian residence, recently unveiled after a multi-year renovation. Situated on one of Aucklands most prestigious streets, within the sought-after Double Grammar Zones, this home presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of New Zealands heritage.
Set on an elevated 2,082m² site in Arney Crescent, this stunning property with large floorplan (741m2 approx) blends timeless Georgian elegance with modern luxury. Originally designed in the 1880s by renowned architect Draffin, who was also behind Auckland Museum, and recently transformed by one of Sydney's finest architects, Harvey Little, he has flawlessly merged history with contemporary sophistication.
Every detail exudes craftsmanship, from the grand entrance hall to the soaring ceilings with intricate plasterwork. Ideal for multi-generational living, the home features versatile spaces for entertaining and family moments. The layout ensures privacy and comfort for all ages, with communal areas that bring everyone together. With generously sized bedrooms, a grand library, an elegant office, gym and a custom wine cellar, theres ample space for family and guests. Separate staff quarters or a guest house further enhance its versatility.
The beautifully landscaped gardens, envisioned by acclaimed Australian landscape architect Paul Bangay, offer a tranquil escape, while the luxurious pool area provides a perfect setting for outdoor leisure.
For those who appreciate the finest details, the home features an underground garage with space for four-plus vehicles, secret tunnels, and custom cabinetry throughout. The master suite is a sanctuary, offering a five-star luxury experience, blending comfort with sophistication.
This estate represents not just a home but an enduring legacy, a generational property that combines history, prestige, and unparalleled luxury. It offers a rare chance to own one of New Zealand's most distinguished homes.
Truly, this residence must be seen to be believed.